Schlagwort: Surveillance Technology
The Four Fronts Shaping Tomorrow: AI, Data Centers, Surveillance, and the Jobs Crisis
Geoffrey Hinton warns AI could replace millions of jobs. Kansas residents sued over data centers. 80 cities reject Flock cameras. Full analysis.
Rep. Stutzman Pushes to Crack Down on Flock Safety After Police Tracked Him to His Home
Congressman tracked home by Flock camera pushes reform. Manhattan’s wealthiest zip codes have no cameras – surveillance for some, privacy for others. Full analysis.
Flock Safety’s Condor Cameras Track People, Not Just Cars – Surveillance Expands Beyond License Plates
Flock Safety’s Condor cameras now track people, not just cars. AI-powered surveillance expands to parks, trails, and playgrounds. Full analysis.
Flock Safety Planned to Turn 350,000 Uber and Lyft Vehicles into Roaming Surveillance Cameras
Flock Safety proposed partnership with Nexar to use Uber, Lyft vehicles as mobile license plate scanners. Leak reveals surveillance expansion plan.
Flock Safety Cameras Now on Hiking Trails – Whistleblower Exposes “Dirty Tricks” to Silence Critics
Flock Safety cameras now on walking and biking trails. Whistleblower Jonathan Paz exposes company’s deceptive tactics and ICE collaboration.
West Virginia Lawmakers Push to Ban Flock AI Cameras – Warning of Surveillance State
West Virginia’s Fourth Amendment Restoration Act would ban Flock AI surveillance cameras, facial recognition, and warrantless tracking. Full analysis.
6G Will Turn Cell Towers Into Giant Radar Systems – Detecting People Without Any Device
6G integrated sensing technology will turn cell towers into radar systems, detecting people and movement without active devices. Privacy concerns raised.
6G Will See Through Walls and Measure Your Heartbeat – Privacy Alarm Sounds
6G mobile standard incorporates radar-like sensing to see through walls, detect presence, and measure heartbeat. Privacy concerns raised.

Journalists feel like ‘spies and criminals’ under surveillance
Become a Patron!True Information is the most valuable resource and we ask you to give back. Donate ‘I’m not a spy:’ Reporters fear surveillance By Hamish Boland-Rudder | U.S. government surveillance programs are scaring away sources, making journalists feel like criminals and spies, and impacting the public’s access to quality news reporting, according to a new report.…

Persistent Surveillance Systems Wide Area Surveillance
Become a Patron!True Information is the most valuable resource and we ask you to give back. The following presentation was produced by an Ohio-based company called Persistent Surveillance Systems that produces systems for wide area surveillance of large sections of a city for law enforcement purposes. The company has been the focus of numerous media…


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